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==References==
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Revision as of 06:04, 22 October 2009

Three Rivers
GenreMedical Drama
Developed byCarol Barbee
Written byCarol Barbee
StarringAlex O'Loughlin
Katherine Moennig
Daniel Henney
Justina Machado
Christopher Hanke
Amber Clayton
and Alfre Woodard
Country of originUSA
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes3 (list of episodes)
Production
Production companyCBS Paramount Network TV
Original release
NetworkCBS
ReleaseOctober 4, 2009 –
present

Three Rivers is a medical drama, which premiered on CBS, on October 4, 2009 and airs Sundays at 9 PM Eastern Time/Pacific Time. The series is set in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at a hospital specializing in transplants, with Alex O'Loughlin starring as a famous transplant surgeon.[1][2][3]

Premise

Three Rivers goes inside the emotionally complex lives of organ donors, the recipients and the surgeons at the preeminent transplant hospital in the country, where every moment counts. However, dealing with donor families in their darkest hour and managing the fears and concerns of apprehensive recipients takes much more than just a sharp scalpel. Leading the elite team is Dr. Andy Yablonski, the highly-skilled workaholic lead organ transplant surgeon, whose good-natured personality and sarcastic wit makes him popular with his patients and colleagues. His co-workers include Dr. Miranda Foster, a surgical fellow with a rebellious streak and fiery temper who strives to live up to her deceased father's excellent surgical reputation; Dr. David Lee, a womanizing surgical resident who's broken as many hearts as he's replaced; Ryan Abbott, the inexperienced new transplant coordinator who arranges the intricately choreographed process of quickly and carefully transporting organs from donor to patient; Dr. Sophia Jordon, the dedicated head of surgery who has no patience for anyone who hasn't sacrificed as much as she has for the job; and Pam Acosta, Andy's no-nonsense operating assistant and best friend. In this high stakes arena, in which every case is a race against the clock, these tenacious surgeons and medical professionals are the last hope for their patients.

Main crew

Executive producers for CBS Television Studios are Carol Barbee, David Amann & Ted Gold.

Characters

Below is the list of the main characters throughout the series, showing the seasons in which they appeared and left:

Actor Role Seasons
(guest)
BeaAlex O'Loughlin Dr. Andy Yablonski 1
BeaKatherine Moennig Dr. Miranda Foster 1
BeaDaniel Henney Dr. David Lee 1
BeaChristopher Hanke Ryan Abbott 1
BeaJulia Ormond Dr. Sophia Jordan 1 (pilot only[4])
BeaAlfre Woodard Dr. Sophia Jordan 1[5]
BeaJustina Machado Pam Acosta 1
BeaJoaquim de Almeida Dr. Shaheen Khalid 1
BeaAmber Clayton Dr. Lisa Reed 1

Episodes

List of Three Rivers episodes

References

  1. ^ "CBS picks up six new series", Los Angeles Times, 2009-05-18.
  2. ^ "CBS's fall schedule: 'Three Rivers' runs through it", Post-Gazette, 2009-05-20.
  3. ^ "Fall TV: CBS Announces Premiere Dates". TVGuide.com. Retrieved June 24, 2009.
  4. ^ "Recasting Season Claims Its Latest Victim: Julia Ormond", New York Magazine, 2009-05-28
  5. ^ "Alfre Woodard joins 'Three Rivers'", Hollywood Reporter, 2009-07-28

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